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You can`t predict future tax rates.
But you can think about the choices you want to have in retirement. 💭
Traditional IRA/401(k)
➡️ Generally taxable when withdrawn
Roth IRA/401(k)
➡️ Qualified withdrawals may be tax-free
Taxable investments
➡️ Different tax treatment may apply
There isn`t necessarily one “best” bucket.
The bigger question may be:
Will you have choices about where your retirement income comes from?
Our newest blog explores retirement tax planning, Roth conversions, RMDs and more.
🔗 Read it at the link in our bio.
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Sep 8
Wishing you a Happy Labor Day!
As we recognize the contributions and hard work of people across our country, we hope you enjoy a safe and relaxing holiday weekend. ❤️🤍💙
A quick reminder: Nova Wealth Management offices and the U.S. stock markets will be closed Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day. 📈
We’ll be back and ready to assist you when we reopen on Tuesday, September 8.
Enjoy the long weekend! ☀️
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Sep 7
SAME RETURNS.
DIFFERENT ORDER.
DIFFERENT OUTCOME. 📊
Two hypothetical retirees.
Both start with $1 million.
Both withdraw $50,000 per year.
Both experience the same six investment returns.
But the retiree who experiences the market declines first ends our example with about $153,000 less.
That`s sequence of returns risk.
Once retirement withdrawals begin, when the bad market years happen can matter.
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Sep 3
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